An employee who extracted hundreds of thousands of dollars from a local dentist and used the cash to fund family vacations and invest in her children’s education savings accounts will return to court in November.

Police found two bodies believed to be Bryer Schmegelsky, Kam McLeod near Gillam last Wednesday.

“We have retained independent consultants who have already started addressing some of the deficiencies noted in Health Canada’s report.”

The warning is contained in a new order Monday that offers the most specific guidance yet around what tattoos are considered acceptable.

A male driving a pickup truck and two of his male passengers died at the scene.

The former mayor of Grimsby is considering a counter-suit as part of his response to an $18-million lawsuit filed against him by the town for losses from a controversial renewable energy project.

Shares of lumber producer Canfor Corp. surged more than 70 per cent.

The ‘Made in Hamilton’ offerings will be available in shipping containers on either side of security screening.

It’s up to government to force businesses and individuals to green up, writes Heather Mallick.

Residents are encouraged to attend an Aug. 19 meeting with the owner of the plaza to learn more.

Extinction Rebellion movement argues that mass action can force change, writes Thomas Walkom.

CWH Avenger could fly in coming weeks.

Council should proceed with caution in trying to set limits on facilities that produce cannabis for medical purposes.

The memorandum of understanding with Hamilton 100 allows Hamilton opportunity to exit bid process.

The blast occurred Aug. 8 during a test of a missile engine that used isotope power sources on an offshore platform.

Much of the credit for the modest Liberal edge is owed not so much to some sort of strategic genius but rather to chronic weaknesses of the Conservatives including a concentration of support in the west, Chantal Hébert writes.

The chair of the Hamilton Conservation Authority is panning a staff proposal to cap attendance at popular Westfield Heritage Village events like the annual Maple Sugar Festival to avoid excessive visitor lineups and overflow parking problems.

Despite the steamy content, he’s probably still on grandma’s Christmas gift list.

Here's how long-haul carriers in Europe and the U.S. are responding to the situation

Appeal court sends case of Mississauga rheumatologist back to College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario discipline committee for new punishment.

Police found two bodies believed to be Bryer Schmegelsky, Kam McLeod near Gillam last Wednesday.

The Issue: City issued building permit for home not permitted under existing zoning in Plesantview.The Impact: Controversial request for minor variance to permit construction already started being heard this week.

The Canadian dollar traded for 75.55 cents US compared with an average of 75.64 cents US on Friday.

The Scanning Code of Practice terms mean that it is not enough for stores to refund the difference between a mistaken higher price and an advertised lower price

Two people are dead and three others were taken to hospital after a three-vehicle collision on Hwy. 401 between Hwy. 403 and Dixie Rd. in Mississauga Sunday evening.

Police say that through their investigation, they learned that a female was walking back to her campsite at the music festival when a stranger allegedly assaulted her.

The front-runner for the Ontario Liberal leadership crown wants to expand the social safety net to protect precarious workers while ensuring businesses can find the employees they need.

Recently, we’ve received several letters advocating for a federal leaders’ debate specifically on climate change and while I do agree that it is a very important issue, I’m not keen on the idea of single-issue debates during a federal or provincial election, regardless of the topic.

Researchers from Canada and U.S. team up to battle slick of blue-green slime spreading across the lake’s western basin.

Elliott says new super agency will assume responsibility for all long-term care home contracts in Ontario.

When the Taylors picked up the phone to call police early Sunday morning, the manhunt for the escaped convict was entering its fifth day

The Teddy Bear Picnic at Whitehern was on Sunday drawing participants from all walks of life, both human and stuffed.

Music in The City on the rooftop of Jackson Square.

Milo drops in on his 1/4 ramp like he's been doing it all his life.

Believing that fraud can't happen to us — because we're too smart, logical or informed — may make us more vulnerable. Successful scam artists skilfully overcome our defences and get us into emotional states that override logical thinking, says Kathy Stokes, AARP's director of fraud prevention programs.

Why are we fascinated by outlaws? And let’s be clear about this — Bessie Starkman was an outlaw

“Blown Away” is a glass-blowing competition series that premièred on Netflix in July.

She was a young mother, busy juggling family dinners, cheerleading practices and trips to the park with her three small children.

Farage also called the queen's mother "a slightly overweight, chain-smoking gin drinker who lived to 101 years old."

Research conducted by a student at the University of Alberta found changes in gut bacteria in urban coyotes attributed to garbage scavenging could be making them more aggressive.

Firefighter had fractures and head and facial injuries. Trio of trespassers face possible fine up to $10,000.

15 unanswered points in final quarter allow Hamilton to edge B.C. Lions and improve to 5-0 at home

McDonald’s Canada is tackling its packaging waste, and even launching “green concept restaurants.” But what about its menu?

A man went to the Toronto Humane Society three times and “demanded that he be given a dog for free,” police said Sunday. He was turned away each time.

He was inducted into the Ontario 5-Pin Bowler’s Hall of Fame.

After sitting in the arrivals hall for much of the day, protesters began walking toward the departures area on Monday evening.

Federal prosecutors and FBI agents who built the case against Epstein will turn their attention to people who his accusers have said participated in a scheme that dates back more than a decade

In 1967, Dianne Lake became Charles Manson’s youngest follower, nicknamed Snake. She was 14 years old and lived with him for more than two years, squatting at the Spahn Ranch and stocking up for the apocalypse.

An upcoming public meeting will give Waterdown residents a look at the expanded Fortinos store coming to Parkside Drive and Hamilton Street North, consuming several other units in the plaza and include an exterior addition as well.

Hamilton Mayor Fred Eisenberger has faced criticism for perceived “silence” on growing concern over hate in the city.